Ne UCR ane me Reem Th Animals is one of those rare books that elicit a ‘wow’ EU ee eee ee ee SOS em ate Nec of Autism to Decode PANarVe t-te Walols se Sy — / NATIONAL = BESTSELLER PRUE UUme Thinking in Pict a OMA RIMTRSL TTT Ty“Inspiring . .. Crammed with facts and anecdotes about ACO URECORT OCU OR CTCL Ce UEC R CU LC aC RC aera aga] People with autism can often think the way animals think, which puts them in the perfect position to translate “animal talk.” In this groundbreaking book, Temple Grandin draws on her own experiences with autism as well as her distinguished career as an animal scientist to deliver an extraordinary message about how animals think, act, and feel. Funny, informative, and full of incredible insight, Animals in Translation will forever change the way we look at our fellow creatures. ee tan) TS Ue m Mee aA Meas v important book I've read in thirty years.” Pema Mare cles le MUR leo) ed ‘ “Grandin's focus in Animals in Trans/ation is not on all the ‘normal’ things autistics and animals can't do but on the unexpected, extraordinary, invaluable things they, can."—O, The Oprah Magazine “At times, it is difficult to work out whether this is a bdok about animal behavior withifisighttram autism, or a book about autism UrLMU SMTi trl che) elm CoS AM itl mM Coa GoM ole-10] orcs des A major achievement of the book is that it is hoth."—Wature PTE TICE CEs Da Lomi Ceca « tere CeO Seance as ¢ ” HH aun llrPRAISE FOR ANIMALS IN TRANSLATION “Full of heart, soul and crackling intelligence.” —People “Grandin’s new book draws a fascinating parallel between autism and the way animals process the world around them.” —Newsday “The real reason to read this book is its deeply logical approach to compassion ... Animals in Translation may end up being the best animal book of the year, certainly the most human.” —Los Angeles Times “Grandin reminds us, as almost no one else has been able to do, that humans are not human without animals.” —Discover “Animals in Translation explains how [Temple Grandin] combines her insight at the intersection of autistic and animal consciousness with research to interpret animal behavior often baffling to other humans. . . Earnest, humble and compassionate.” —The Plain Dealer (Cleveland) “[Animals in Translation] is suffused with a love of all creatures great and small, and full of helpful hints for raising pets.” —Parade “Much animal behavior is just plain puzzling—except to Temple Grandin . . . Entertaining and insightful.” —Rocky Mountain News “Using her autism as the key, [Temple Grandin] unlocks a riveting world of pigeon Picasso fans and hat-phobic horses.” —Entertainment Weekly “Deeply moving and fascinating.” —Oliver Sacks “Two thumbs up for this thoughtful and educational compilation.” —Dr. Nicholas H. Dodman, author of If Only They Could Speak and The Dog Who Loved Too Much